Annals of Ayurvedic Medicine

Aims & Scope

Annals of Ayurvedic Medicine (AAM) is oriented to act as a platform commissioning the communications between practitioners , researchers, academicians and policy makers in the field of Ayurveda and other alternative health care systems practiced in India. Its primary focus is practice based appreciation of Ayurveda in India but with a constant watch for its benefits which can be offered to the mankind surpassing the geographical and cultural boundaries. To meet its objectives, AAM invites contributions from researchers, academicians , philanthropists, administrators  and practitioners on Ayurveda and allied areas from across the world. AAM welcomes the articles which are surpassing the conventional boundaries of understanding science and philosophy and which are acting as the conduits to bridge various spheres of knowledge for their mutual understanding and applications. Cross and inter disciplinary researches and hypothesis are therefore welcomed at AAM.  The article submitted to AAM should have an essential component of novelty and immediate or remote translational value. There can be the articles on clinical, intervention or observational researches and reviews related to Ayurveda and allied sciences. Guest editorials, opinions, Case reports, case series, hypothesis, book reviews, life profiles, short communications, conference reports and letter to the editor are also welcome as a submission to AAM. To provide an opportunity for students to publish and so to improve their writing skills, AAM has a special column as ‘Student’s corner’. ‘AYUSH public health perspective’ is a new segment opened recently in AAM focusing upon public health promotive possibilities of various AYUSH interventions. AAM welcomes the idea and write-ups promoting integration of various health care systems for ultimate benefit of patients.     AAM invites contribution from authors for its prospective publication in AAM. The contributed material should be related to Ayurveda or other AYUSH health care systems with elements of new reporting, new findings and novel interpretation of old concepts. We accept the articles related to Integrative Medicine and also articles related to P4 medicine relevant to Ayush.    These should be relevant to the aims of Association of Ayurvedic Physicians of India (AAPI). The manuscript should be typed in English in double spacing with wide margins and should be line numbered . Research articles should be divided in Structured Abstract (up to 250 words), K

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